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    for his safety. Many of his peers advised him to get a bodyguard, but he denied (Goldsworthy 506). However, the senators were getting restless and wanted blood soon. Caesar was planning to depart from Rome for an extended period of time, so the men plotting against him decided to murder him before he left. This was not news to the dictator. Caesar had heard several unclear rumors of plots, but he ignored them (Goldsworthy 505). As he arrived at Senate, it is said that Caesar may have received another

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    Robert Smithson Analysis

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    preservation of the environment were prominent in the 1970s’, reflecting in the art of the generation. Focusing mostly on environmental deterioration and the human role in that destruction. The two artist express their art from two different sides, Goldsworthy focusing on the small areas of nature while Smithson presents his art in large monumental areas. Both artists are considered ‘land artists’ who use non-traditional materials to create

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    handlebars cast in bronze. (Miller 5) Art can be created from discarded items and possibly even nature. Using nature is a way of creating art this is beautiful. Andy Goldsworthy, and earth artist, lived by one simple rule for his style of art. He would work outside and only use materials he could find nearby. (Hulick 7) Andy Goldsworthy made

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    Elijah “Eli” Goldsworthy appears on the Canadian TV series Degrassi from season 10 to 14. Eli is introduced as a very interesting character; dressing in all black, wearing black eyeliner and driving a vintage hearse named "Mortimer" (nicknamed "Morty”)... (Eli Goldsworthy, n.d) He quickly becomes close with Clare Edwards. Previously to meeting Clare, his first girlfriend Julia passed away causing Eli to develop a hoarding problem which causes tension with Clare. Nearly instantly Eli starts feuding

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    Maestro follows the life of a young, childish and self - centred boy by the name of Paul Crabbe. It is evident through this boy’s experiences that the statement 'Identity can develop over time’ is true. Although this novel was written by Peter Goldsworthy, the narration of it is written as a series of Paul’s memoirs. This can be seen through Paul’s reminiscing of Keller. "Sitting here, setting down these first memories of Keller—and checking them through, believing them accurate—I find it hard to

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    Dunne /St. Martin's, 2007. Print. Ward-Perkins, Bryan. The Fall of Rome: And the End of Civilization. Oxford: Oxford UP, 2005. Print. Kelly, Christopher. The End of Empire: Attila the Hun and the Fall of Rome. New York: W.W. Norton, 2009. Print. Goldsworthy, Adrian Keith. How Rome Fell: Death of a Superpower. New Haven: Yale UP, 2009.

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    Rome included the expansion and connection to a new area of Britain and they certainly recognised Caesar after this. Goldsworthy affirms this “the expeditions to Britain brought Caesar huge and highly favourable public attention.” The Britain campaign was a different impact for Rome; lacking of gold, it defined a new political power and his rise in popularity. Follow this Goldsworthy refer to “An annual report was sent to the Senate and this was widely circulated.” Caesar’s name was a growing impact

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    What caused the fall of the Western Roman Empire? Rome was founded by the Latins and was one of the greatest empires in the world during its time. The mountains surrounding Rome kept them safe from invaders and because of the land around them, they had plenty of room to expand their empire. Some would argue there were plenty of jobs citizens could do to keep the economy growing. Along with that, there could be an argument about how there were an abundance of people who would make sure the empire

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    Stereotypes Of Australia

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    Australia's history and culture. The first people to live in Australia are the Aboriginal people which have said to be here from around 50,000 years ago. It says in the book True Blue “No culture can exist unmodified in a new environment” ( Peter Goldsworthy, 2008, page.57). but the Aboriginal culture is one of the longest lasting ever through their ability to change and adapt to the time which proves this quote wrong. Aboriginal people help in shaping Australia's identity as they are the main core

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    increasing Rome’s vulnerability. The archeological record shows that the population on the outskirts of the Roman empire was increasing and this might have led to a scarcity of resources (Goldsworthy 2009). Due to the increased population and decrease in resources the barbarians attacked the empire frequently (Goldsworthy 2009). The first of these more devastating attacks were conducted by the Huns in central and eastern Europe in the years 376 A.D. and 405 A.D. (Heather 2005). Damages from these attacks

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